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# What accessibility standards do you support?

### Storylane Accessibility Standards

We are committed to enhancing Storylane’s accessibility, aiming to make our platform more intuitive and usable for individuals with disabilities. 

Storylane has Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (**WCAG**). The certification plans in Q4 of this year. 

Storylane customer **Macmillan** already benefits from our built-in accessibility features, including:

* **Voiceover Support:** Add [voiceover](broken://pages/QALLBtwHTUXE7srfs1xP) as guidance at each step to ensure all users can navigate the platform easily.
* **Demo Autoplay:** Storylane demos can [autoplay](/editing-demos/demo-settings.md#auto-play) - progress automatically at a fixed pace of five seconds per step, offering a seamless experience for all users.
* **Keyboard Navigation:** Shortcut keys allow users to advance through demos and navigate efficiently.
* **Enhanced Text and Voice:** Large Text and adding Voice options cater to users with visual impairments.

At Storylane, we are committed to creating an accessible and inclusive platform, continuously seeking innovative solutions to enhance the user experience for everyone.


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